Chapter 10: Problem 43
There are over 2 million Americans in prison. This tends to _____ the official unemployment rate. a) raise b) lower c) have no effect on
Chapter 10: Problem 43
There are over 2 million Americans in prison. This tends to _____ the official unemployment rate. a) raise b) lower c) have no effect on
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Get started for freeThe rate of job creation during the administration of George W. Bush has been _____. a) relatively low b) relatively high c) about average
If the CPI rose from 160.5 in 1998 to 168.7 in 1999 to 173.4 in 2000, this would be an example of _____ a) deflation b) disinflation c) inflation
Which statement is true? \((\mathrm{LO4}, 5)\) a) Both liberals and conservatives feel that the official unemployment rate is too high. b) Both liberals and conservatives feel that the official unemployment rate is too low. c) The liberals believe that the official unemployment rate is too high, and the conservatives feel that it is too low. d) The conservatives feel that the official unemployment rate is too high, and the liberals feel that it is too low.
In recent years, which one of the following has tended to push up our natural unemployment rate? (LO5) a) Our increasing disability roles b) The quadrupling of our prison population c) The rapid growth of the temporary-help industry d) Growing worker insecurity e) The entry of millions of teenagers into the labor force
Which is the most accurate statement? \((\mathrm{LO4}, 8)\) a) The monthly rate of job creation during the administration of George W. Bush was faster than that during Bill Clinton's administration. b) We need to create about 150,000 new jobs every month to accommodate the people entering or reentering the labor force. c) Every year millions of American jobs are offshored. d) There are as many manufacturing jobs in the United States today as there were when George W. Bush became president.
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